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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06

WARNING!-Those who intend par
ticipating in picncs or outings of any
sort should surely carry bottle of
Neurotic Oil, "The Great Pain Cure"
1t is invaluable for bruises, stings,
rheumatic twinges, ETC., and equally
safe and reliable as an antidote for bad
water, poor cooking, unripe or over
ripe fruit, etc. Twenty-Five cents.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06

BARNUM says that people love to be
humbugged, and sometimes we believe
it when we see them buying catch
penny nostrums; but there is no hum
buggery about Hahnemann's Little
Pellets. They are just what they claim
to be-the very best thing on the
market.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

Mrs. !. Bunce, of Milan, is visiting
at the home of her son, II. w. Bunce
J. ID. Royce was in Detroit Tues
day.
w. II Bigelow. Of Owosso, ieined
hands with friends here last Thursday
night and mingled in the merry
dance.
Eli Reynolds and family, Of Ches
aning, are spending the week with
friends here.
Mrs. VIM. Savers, who has been 10
Battle Creek for medical treatment,
is home again much improved in
health.
mis-. G.. Shaft has gore to Hudson
to spend the winter.
Mrs. Hattie Cole Sundayed in
Flint.
The party at the Byron House this
evening is calculated to call out some
high steppers as there is prize
offered for the best dancers.
H. W. Btnce is at Per, Huron this
week on business. 49,
Will Rosenkrans Of the county seat
came home last Monday to stay
awhile.
Prot. G.. X. Brandt during the
vacation has an eye to business and
is fitting his school room up in neat
and tasty manner.
The approaching wedding is now
the topic in young society.
The plate glass for the fronts Of
the new stores arrived Tuesday and
will soon be in their proper place.
CoNARD.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
saston Te,ms.s' CLUB.

Thursday, Dec. aznd, " as a cold,
windy day, brt rem, be,ing that it
is a cold day when the Burton Far
merS' Club gets lett ycu will not be
surprised to learn that nearly ali OF
the members were present al tie
egular meeting al the house Of ID. S.
Cfamer in Owosso township. As il
was nearly dinner lime when the com.
pany assembled the time before din
ntr was occupied in an.weIing the
questions, BY The wqy The question
box is becoming quite an important
part Of the programme in our club.
One OF the questions dist used at this
meeting was, "Whtn is the best time
10 milk COWS during the inter 10 get
the best results'" The general opinion
seemed 10 be thai regular hours for
milking was OF more importance than
any hing Else. The dinpei--well. /
think if ,e editor could have partaken
he would have needed nothing more
until Christmas al least. Afl,r dinner
the regular subjects Of the meeting
were brought up for discussion The
first subjeoi, "How shall We bling up
our boys 20 make them useful cili
zens!' was inlrodu. Ell by Mrs Max
ley, followed BY Mr.. ana Mrs. Cramer,
+. NJ. Shepard apd o,htis Tnc essay
OF Mrs. Aieyanuer ON this subiec;
was Que OF great merll and covered
the ground qune uiy, making j;
plain that boys mus, he controlled
aud taught obedience while young il
they are to become good citizens.
The subject for the gentlemen,
Which Is the most'prOliiaole; 70 sell
hay and grain or TO feed il on The
farm" was introduced py the presi~
dent, Mr. G r. Wcodin in an able
paper full OF facts ard figures, going
TO show that the most profit is in
feeding on the farm This was fol.
lowed by general discussion, good
many Of the members taking the
ground that he. circumstances In
which farmer is placed should
govern his action in the weather,
hS o'"tS vi VIC iiIdIkCtS, Hi5 lOCStlOH.
amount OF land, ETC., beng points to
be considered in deciding on this
question.
A communication from the Maple
River farmers Club, extending ar
invitation TO the Burton Club TO at
tend Farmers Institute TO be
held at the Maple River church and
to furnish one defamation and two
essays was accepted, and it was voted
to appoint MIR C. X. Shepard 10 fur
nish a defamation and Mrs. Alex
ander and Mr.. f. M. Shepard 10 fur
nish essays for the occasion.
The Committee on Programme, +.
Nj. Shepard and Mrs Cramer, re
ported the folIcwina subjects FOR the
next meeting: Subject lor the ladies,
(which is the most profitable way
for farmers families 10 spend their
winter everings?' Subjec, for the
gentlemen, "Is it profitable for far
mers to 60 into any speculation or
business outside of their farms?''
The club adjourned 10 meet in three
weeks at tberssidence of Mr.. !. n.
Alexander. .se$sse ~
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
WHOLE NO. 4O2

Jake Andrews returned from Da-
kota last week accompanied by Mr..
Bens n.
William Voigt and wife are spend
the holidays in Oakland county.
The Messrs John and Frank Law
cock and Miss Annie Lawcock are Wis
iting in New York State.
Quarterly meeting was held in the
NJ. E church last Sunday, preaching
by Rev. ]. ). Smart. of Albion.
David Mum spent Christmas with
friends in this vicinity.
Rev. ID. w. Cronkhite and family
are spending the holidays with rela-
tives and friends here.
There was family Christmas tree
at Sheldon Phelps and also at Myron
Schuylers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finch, OF Capac
are visiting her sister Mrs. w. FRASER
OF Venice centre.
Mr. ID. Baxter Of Fenton Is visiting
his father Mr.. John Baxter this week.
Work has been commenced on the
rail road in this town. BETsEY.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
Shaftsh

The Christmas tree held at the Nj. +.
church was a grand success. There were
two large trees several lines and tables all
heavily loaded with useful and ornamental
presents. The selections rendered by Mrs
VanRiper and Mrs. Chrouch and the essay
of Mrs. Wyckoff were autifully Iendercd
and gratefully received. The choir did
justice TO themselves with beautiful selec-
tons. The church was full OF anxious
people awaiting for the presents to he dis
tri3uted and believe every person in the
house was remembered by their friends
The remarks by Mr.. Wyckoff were ''short
and sweet" aiming right to the point. Our
pastor was remembered by his people who
presented him Gas token at their res.
pect y with wolf robe and his wife with
beautiful hanging lamp.
Mrs. Marlatt Of Illinois, Il former resi-
dent of this place, is visiting with friends.
She expects to remain with us about two
weeks.
The Ladies Aid society meets with Mrs
McCullugh this afternoon and evening.
This is a sudden change in the weather
and most winter like day of the season so
far, and there is good slcighlng here also.
Prosracted meeting is being held in the
M. +. church of this place, Rev. Peters, of
Henderson aud Rev. Kerr. of Morrice, are
assisting our pastor in the good work and
We wish them success in their labor.
There Is to be three new stores built
here early next spring, also one new dwell
ing. The contract for drawing tho stone
has been let and they arc to be delivered
the first Of January.
Albert Bacon of Williamson has bought
the I of the G t of sec. "a, township of
Woodruff, of John +. Shaft. He expects
to build dwelling house on his farm and
make that his home Ia the future. How.
ever he will do busince in this village.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
Easton.

Miss Ella Knight is home from Corunna
this week.
Miss Mary Ford, of Corunna, is visiting
Miss Myra Knight
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hill are spending the
holidays with her people at Frnton.
Christmas is past and every one is sus-
tanning The period which comes OF drink
ing in manifold pleasures and expressions
of delight. The Canlata was pronounced
q success. The tree was riddtd of its
burdens, which became joyful possessions
to the recipients. Y. Y. u.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

There is no other so safe, SO cheap,
and SO easy paid for. life insurance
as in the assessment companies, and
Of the assessment companies tie 0e,J
best, as well as the very cheapest, is
the Royal Templars OF Temperance.
This order is now in a very flourish
ing condition, and should command
the attention Of all who desire re
liable and cheap life insurance. The
following are the officers of Owosso
Council No. for The ensuing term:
S c, Geo M Dewey,
V e, Mrs S A Wiley,
Chap. Mrs E B Dewey,
Rec and Fin Sec. + l. Brewer,
Treas, Geo w Wren,
Herald, Mrs A N Parker,
Guard, Mrs c M Lewis,
Sent, A Robertson,
Rep to G c, w White,
Alternate. J N Miller,
Trustee, Z l. Brewer.
Oriental Encampment, No. 50, l.
.. y. F., was never in more flour
ishing condition than it is at this time;
and that is true also of the Order Of
Odd Fellows in this city. The officers
elect Of the encampment for :he en-
suing year are as follows:
CP, H ] Seyffreth,
SW, A L Hartshorn,
H P, H l. Lewis,
Scribe, H A Middaugh,
+ Sec, A Robertson,
Treas, J H Goe,zen,
] w, F Butler,
Reps, H L Lewis and B S Retan.
The following named persons were
elected officers Of Vernon Lodge,
No 90, l. O. o. F., for the ensuing
term ON Wednesday evening Dec.
a8th, 1887:
&c. Josiah Yerian
VIC, Caleb Kribbs
Po, Arden Hammond
Z RS, Hiram Brown
, : Treas, G A Dorranoe
Rep. to G. l., Marvin Reed
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
Annual Insurance Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that The an
nual meeting of the Shiawassee
Mutual Fire Infurance Company will
be held at the G.. A. r. hall In
Corunna on Thursday, January 9Th,
1888 at eleven O'Clock A. M. Sharp.
local time. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Dated at Corunna This 10th dav o.
December, A. d. 1887.
EZRA MASON,
Secretary.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

Mrs. Daniel Collins is on the sick
list Again. at
Will and Frank Olney were in Fen.
ton last Saturday. a
Will Stewart and. Evan Iohnson
we're here from Fenton for Christmas.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

Miss Lois Oliver, of bennington, has
been visiting at this place aud returned
home, Wednesday morning..
Mr.. Ed Holland is visiting friends al
Jackson and Grass. Lake,
Miss Belle Magaw. Of Corunna, made
Henderson friends asiioIt visit. She ex.
poets 10 leave soon for Ohio where she in.
tends to reside in the FIXTURE.
Or. and Mrs. J. S. Bare spent Christmas
in Henderson.
There was surprise party at Mr.. E.
Hollands Tuesday evening and IN spite OF
the weather everybody had n good time.
u fortunate runaway-As Bert Holland
was driving home from neigiS5or's one
day last week he drove up and stopped at
the house, dropped the lines in the bottom
of the wagon box. jumped cut to help his
little sisters out: He helped one out and
just reaching for the other when the team
started running abcut 100 rods, over some
very dangerous places, but the little girl
kept in the wagon and was not hurt. 1t
must he the team stopped on their own ac-
cord as they ran into Mr.. Hayts barn yard
and stood there untii they were taken lack
home. NJ. Il.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

Eaton county will vote on local
option January "a.
Don't smoke the old chestnut, but
smoke Something New" at M. l.
Bagg & Co.'S
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
Henderson.

Winter tenn Of school began Tuesday.
The attendance was greater than the capa-
city of The school house. Mr.. Wi!tse, of
Byron, is the teacher
Christmas tree at the NJ. f. church was
decorated with over one hundred presents
showing the Disposition ofa town with one
hundred population.
Our former teacher Miss Belle Magaw
of CorInna is visiting friends.
David Hook and Ella Agnew were mar.
ried Tuesday evening
Dr. Bare and family, of East Saginaw,
are visiting friends here.
Elder Crane with the assistance of his
congregation has purchased new cutter.
The Disciple church and u house for
John Stack are in process Of erection.
NED.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
sExAToaIsL carers.

THE KEPuBLIDAN CAUCUS NuMfNATFs WI.
o CANDLE AMID ongAT KNTnusAsM.
CosconD IN. H. Jane "a Rspsb-
lean Senatorial eauens WAS held to-
night. There vas q large attsndabce
Of the members and the galleries we're
crowded with spectators. Senator
Morrison mosed that the eaacns nom
mate two candidates, one for The unsx
piFed portion OF the term Of Senator
Pike. and one for the term beginning
on March 4, 1888. A sharp debate en-
sued, In which Mr.. SLOVENIAN announced
that II the motion contemplated the
submission OF ali questions connected
With the Senatorial controversy, shey
we're willing 70 abide by the result ~
the caucus. II II did not thew would
not egree 10 u. M0FTison'a motion vas
rejected, " to s.. The margin In OPP
position 10 the eleeiisn Of two Senators
vas much smaller than was
anticipated BY the Chandler men. IL
was then moved 10 nominate by ballot
= candidate 10 OIL she vacancy oo
easi0ned by the death OF Mr.. Pike.
The voting proceeded amid much sub
dued excitement. The whele sumbeF
vas lbG; neos sssry to choice. TO- The
ballot stood: Charles II. Burn. Of
Wilton, 1; Pierce O. Cheney. OF Man
chester. 2: James w. Patterson. Of
Hanover, II; Gilman harston, Of Exeter,
"a; WIN. q. Chandler, Of Concord. 1is
Mr.. Chandler vas declared the nominee.
The result was received vith long oon
tinued applause. On motion the MONT
nation WAS made nnAnimous, amid
much enthusiasm. A committee va
sent 10 notify Mr. Chandler and request
bis presence. When be appeared ht
was warmly greeted, and spoke ct cen
siderable length.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.


szkrxLzs EAzrR&zT. JEzs B.
Ivs sA3ps an soasy rspaEssa - passing
ta1e fhs ssxsiss. il IS haBed shzt cns Of
sAsE Is he Bfliah sksp RyeAlm<re, iasssd
With steei r1iss fsE shs Seattle. Lsks shars 4
gasssvz Railroad cszpAsy. he ship Fzisn,
Eith . aAi.ar eE-sa. vas sYassn ssstas4ss Of
csDs HaFn % April Isl, asd e is sxpeessd
shAs he 3 Eow &C he CaaTcrssa coAss On
hsr way 70 Ills AarbcT. The safe GrftvL 81
hess ships E1H b h4ge3 vita rsioseiag by
- vao hATs he Es,f4as o. KiaS CsGasy sad
S8sh 'nztsa Terri.sry = heart.
PRODUCE RICE PTs-Pasf q hears 10.
easae j. bgzps butter. 2 sacks ps'afaes. \
tnnA hsy BALES Huoi. ii b11Gi hlGsss Pefts
and szins. n czftis. karsss.
SHIPMENTS 9snsrzl merch8n Else VS.
s1spYsa frlm @sattis d. iug pat e Aa1Ts .
following a antlfies. c & Z =. 2 4 - TIA.
?. ). ;. Ltas .ons. steamer Evs4ssi b toss.
eiiy . Qgttcy . toes. Fsnry L4ks foss.
gs0. &. Bar too. FiesisOof q t.ns, Nesls 3
20 = Tbs Mel e also bad IN boafd sazue -
tons 81 frrtgst from Pert hiakeiy for sDah0-
nlfsh
MUrfOS-A dsciias o one csnt Per p5uad
l. Lose 81 b uhollssi- Frles - masios.
uhfco T. SOW ulsced q e-utA o teTW -
the lae.t ma. kst and 81 olhsr prices rsnSia
aaehAsg d
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
Notice u Bridge Builders.

CFALFD PROPOSALS. ACCOMpA
- n ed by p ans,spnc ficstiona end s-rain
6iagrs m will 10 received a the Office Of
the Ardtor Of King county. W. T. u'til
June 16. 1887 for buildi' draw idge
aero Wni'e Rive At T. place # VIM.
COchrane. a It'll. below the Catholic
Church, IN zee. 2 Tp. 2N.. RAE Said
bids u inolu'e all necea avy era sn-
abu ents: the b idse 70 ~ l6 feet W = e.
~ 20 ct above high waite mark tn o
draw 10 be 90 feet ear II width. zach
bid to he acc mpanie with a fond Of ten
ne cent of smount OF bid 10 be forfeit d
by the successful bidder IN case Of fsiure
TO enear into ontraSt fer the faithful err
feFmance. with requisite security wirhia
i've days after the a sarA Al t0 b. com
pet d within 80 DAYS sitter award Al
plans and sp cifications TO be a, the eY.
pense of the bi der. 1he Board # Com.
missioners reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. LYMAN WOOD,
my26 Comfy Auditor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
AsIoNfsHING hUCCEss.

II Is the duty nf every person who has
used Bosches's German Syrup to let Its
wonderful qualities be known TO their
friends in curing consumption, severe
coughs, ereups asthma, pneumonia, and
in fact oil throat and lung diseases. No
person can use IL without immediate
relief. Three dosss will reli we any ease.
ard Ee consider il the duty Of all drug
Rists TO recommend II 10 the poor. dying
oonsumDlive, at least to try one bottle,
a. 70 coo dozen bottles we're sold last
year, aud No one csse where Il failed
vas reported Such a medicine as the
German SyTHD cannot be too widely
knoEn. Ask your srugeist about &C.
sample bottles 10 try, sold at 10 cents
Il guar sig, - oents. sold nv all
Druggists and dealers in the United
States aud Canada. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
Bids for Extension of
Court House.

CEALED PRoPo SALs WILL BE RE.
- ceived al the offica OF the Aut,ter Of
King county. W. T.. till June Is 1887. for
building and comp citing an extension t.
the Court House in ~eat lie. s,id exteRs on
TO BE- IS feet in leng' At d Of the same
width and heiet tn as the present u ID
ing. IL Il 10 be di ided INTO rooms nf
low and r.oms and short hall above, sll
well lighted; 2 chimneys TO be built il
s. me. Zach b n to BE- acc mpsnied by
plans specifications snd q bond Of ten
per cent OF amount hid, to be forfeit d by
the sucrs full bidder in case Of his faii.
ure 20 enter into C 'ItrRct with fequi. it,
security for faithful performance OF con-
tract. All plans and specifications to be
AT txpense Of bidd' rs Tie W .rk to ba
compi ted within 20 days affe award of
contract Tbs BOARD Of Commissioner.
reserves the right to reject any and all
DDS LYMAN WOOD,
myso County Au itor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
TELEGRAPHIC.


Mp0nraMT pxcEaEgN AE8AEDES5 THE ~
TKaasT DOE on SoKzu CARO-
liza BoEDs.
NKu YoHx, Jnse D. Rx-JadEs An
dTsvs Of this city recsiyed By telegraph
one Of the most tBpoFtsnt decision insi
have been given for nsny years 10 TIE
matter Of rspGdiatior BY TIE sonsaern
States of the interest 90 STATE lords
The decision involves interest Of vast
amount. Jadgs Bond, % tie United
States Circuit Co1Ft st ksieiQh. y. g
desided the csae Of sseaisi tsT sond-
holden 10 their favor. North Carolina
issued bonds 10 1863 ard has not paid
ipteress for many years. Payments o.
houds t. tie amount q 3 80 600 secarsd
By provision ia tie so % Issuance
which ordered the levy % sp-cIsl tax
On all rssl and personal pfcpsrty 81 the
State to Ons eighth n 0ns Per oant.
Tue o. lest Of the suit Gas 20 compel
the state 10 levg tsis tar 70 psY ovsrcne
oospans. Wsish Gmeuns 20 nearly one
buBdFed per esnt. % tie trtai iss1s o.
the special tax honda The eitiisniiY 10 All
prsypus suifa has hem that the
State itself has teen held = tscesaArS
payty, and the o. nyts held thai the
State could not be sued ~ eitazsts Of
other ntaies. TIE piliHi 4 10 tbs case.
however, II a citizfn Of North Carolina.
Nov, tor the fr.t time, tbs Federal
courts bold that the State IL smeeAbie
10 be sued by its own citizsps where a
Federal question IL presented BY the
Laws impaiFinR the obligation Of c0u-
tracts. The decision holds that the
acts passed by North Carolina to stop
The eolieciisn Of taIss 10 pay this 10
tertss IL null and Y ID, and the agents
of the Sta mast pressed to collect
taxes 70 paw tie interest. A special ses
SIGN Of the Legislature siil probably be
called 70 conader the situation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
shInninr IntclIIrenne.

PoRr TowssESp, Jane 0. - Arr ved--Ger.
man bark N trls anu Katse The -hip oriental
pasSAi up in toF 81 the tug Mastick.
PoRf Discovery, June 9.-Sailsi-Sbip
Richard III
foET ASGgIos, june 1.-Two FhlDs were
towing inwa at p. N. Fresh weSt wind.
SAN FR aNcIsCO. June 9-Ssiled-lSt amer
8sn Pedro, Heoma: steam. r Willamet e. Vie
toris; ship John A. Briggs, Seattle; bark Ten.
plAr, Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10

ktGEuay 90 IRE pro9feaa CT t1e AksnaA'
B0zgcaFy Cnnnizion's wofk.
sinklnx - Bark.
LmDos. J1ne 9-Ths German baIE
Es@sa, from WifmfnzsOn. ~ q. VS.
pieksd 40 tn the Caarnei and i0Hea 70
Dssasss, where his sank. Is . sap
o~sed shs sas 6anssesd By collision.
Nothing Il known q Der efsT.
Amertran BaBkeEA.
Nxw YoaK. Ju1a 9.--Ine ADaRtcan
Rankers' As9osiafioa has deSided 70
hold its e0nvsufian ~ PItss5uFg on
Oas1teF t2th ard l3sh usxt- Ever
banking 6rm, state bark. National
6ank. trasf company au3 savings bznk
- TIE Enitsd States 10 entitled 70 ssnd
one dslegats.
Fnetsry EnspeetsEn.
PHlLaDKLPHn. Jane 3 The National
Convention % Fsetsry Inspectors de
ei3sd - bold the nszt souven.ion IN
BSstoa. Revelations WeFs adopted de-
dining ths duties Of fse,OFy iuspeniOFs
20 be: First, 70 prevent the eselsy
meut Of yaane children 20 work unni
ting for them and 60 sscure tier 81
tensapse at school; second, 70 prevent
the ernpisyment OF uoDsu "a sork bot
saif Die for their SEX and for too lobR
daily periods And 20 sscare for thea
poser treatment while Et ~ofki third,
81 enforce The ase Of proper safety ap-
pftsbces aud obsdisucs 90 suitable ssni-
taFy regulation SIN fseioTies and work
shSps.
The c0nvsuiiou eiJurnsd aEs de-
0hvtsfspher Enekiey's Eyes
EAs FaANCIscJ. Jaar . -ChFIstopbef
BnckI y seat = cabieRram 10 a friend 10
this city TO-DAY from London stating
that after ooBsuiting emlnsnt oeeulists
be bad been Informed thai bic eyssight
can De restored. He Oil 90 - Fienas
10 e0nsuit Prof. YifsheFou bsfors h1v.
ina an operation peFfsrmed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10

Tremendous offerings In hasiery on
Monday morning and until all are dis
possd %. Ladies' hose, foil flushed.
extra lengths. fast colors. a. * cents;
sqRal to anything sold at 30 and rs
cents. ToKtAs 4 SISoHHMAN.
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81 2.
Notice to Bridge Builders.

CEALFD PROPOSALS. AC-oMPA-
% led by plsns specifications and st ain
diagrs H1s, ia he received a. the Office Of
the uditor in King rauRtv. Washinzt
Te' ritory. until June Is 1857 for hgild'r
~ nile bridses s r. ct ahove high water
max, across the Tot river q it,
slc ughs. on the line Of the presen' rouaty
r sd approximat' length Of b-idgirg
Including approaches sbont $50 feet
Each hide sh Il secnmp ny HE hid in
q bond for ten Pc cent Of su h hid, which
amornt shall be ~, fei,ed in O. So OF hi
bid beiay sccepiej. il he fails neglects or
rein e. to enter into n C ntrart with q
requisite bond for faithful parforms nee
wit Ia FIVE DAYS after swaTd The bridges
u BE- cnmpl ted W thin 90 davs after
award 8 id plsns and spec fications TO
he a. expense Of hidfsr. The B,ssd re-
servss tn iigh' To rsisc. any and AL bids
LYMAN woo County Audit r.
Seattle. May l6 1857 msl7dff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
BURIALS At COUNTY EXPENSE.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the office Of the Auditor OF X ing
county, ". T.. for the burial OF such &c
ceased persons tother than those dying at
the Coanty Esrml, as may b. ordert q by
the County, durng the ensuing year The
Board OF Commissions rs reserve the II hit
to reject any and all bis.
LYMAN WOOD.
my2f County uditor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
NOTICE

I HAVE SOLD MY GROCERY BUsINFss
TO hessrs. terson Bres., who will c rry
on the business st the old and. All old bills
will be pals 70 me ard VII assume all OF the
cd indeotedDess. thank my Old customers
for psf Iaironsgs aud asa that they extend
tbe same 10 the pew firm.
FRED DICKMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
FoR THE UPPGR sKAcIT,

steamer st. Patrick
A FTFR JUSE GIN WILL LEAVE sEAsteA
Tor Union City On Monday moruiaai isase
linton c " for P,rt Gamble, TUESDAY not w w
leave Port Gamble. Wcdnes ~ moInts ~ y.
se,bark Sesb beck for Port Gsmb 9, Ihatsey
morning: Pors gamoie fer seanres, Ite s.l
mornirg: Seabeck for Port Gamble, sstsisg
-,o-uing. Poe asulhie for SoaOsek, saa-ag
m1nfBR. J. MACOMRER, Master. ns-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
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